"This may not be a wise move in the long run because if she's not careful, she may not really care, but
I would not be surprised at all if Desiree is banging on Terri Horman's door, for example,
that she may find herself the subject of a restraining order," he said. "And that's not gonna turn out well for anybody."
http://northwestportland.katu.com/n...-goes-national-tv-message-terri-horman/438616
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The pure absurdity of the idea that Terri would try to get a restraining order against Desiree??? :floorlaugh:
In my perfect world this is how this would go....
Lawyer - "Yes, judge, my client would like a restraining order against this woman."
Judge - "Okay can your client speak for herself?"
Lawyer - "No she cannot for fear of incriminating herself."
Judge - "Has she been charged with a crime?"
Lawyer - "No, but she might be one day. They have obviously focused on her in the investigation. She was forced to give up custody of her daughter because she couldn't testify in that case."
Judge - "Which investigation and why does your client want a restraining order against this woman?"
Lawyer - "The investigation into the disappearance of her stepson. My client wants the restraining order because she has been posting fliers in her area and has knocked on her door."
Judge - "What kind of fliers and how many times has she knocked on her door?"
Laywer - "Fliers of her missing child with my clients picture also on it because she was the last person to see the child.... and she knocked on my clients door on one occasion."
Judge - "So your client won't talk because she fears incriminating herself. Even though it means losing her own child. She wants a restraining order against the mother of the missing child, who's disappearance she won't talk about. Because the mother has broken no laws by putting up fliers and knocking one time on her door.
On what grounds does she want this restraining order? What does she fear is going to happen?"
Lawyer - "That she will come back to her house again."
Judge - "And do what? The child has been missing for almost 9 months. If the mother hasn't done anything drastic, I see no reason why knocking on the door one time with her detective husband, indicates she would do so now. Maybe she wanted to hand your client a flier?" :innocent:
Seriously.
Terri gave up her
child to avoid testifying.
Her attorney would be insane to go after Desiree in any way over this. The public already dislikes Terri enough, if she goes after Desiree she is going to be public enemy #1. Put up a no trespassing sign on your property and leave it at that. Or, talk to Desiree... talk to law enforcement... do what needs to be done.
Or even just imagine for a minute, what it would be like if YOUR child was gone. Not being taken care of by her loving father... but GONE. Possibly being tortured, possibly being taken care of, possibly dead out there in the woods or the water... but you don't know.
Think about what that would be like to wonder about, when you believe someone knows where your child is for 261 DAYS (and counting).
Then you might realize that being a bit uncomfortable because people are bugging you... isn't that big of a deal.